I doubt he read it but good video I'm learning now hope your videos (all flutter ones) are as good and creamy as this thanks looking forward to learning flutter
I didn't expect so much information in 250 seconds and clicked expecting bullshit. You tricked me into using my brain... Good job I guess. Also, ChatGPT sometimes spits out good app ideas.
Nice - I have 17 months of Flutter DEV experience. As someone north of 50 who left IT and came 5 years later with my first job being Flutter DEV I agree with you totally. Especially about learning State and non use of Stateful widgets. And yes I still feel very much like a Júnior even now.
Hi, I am a web developer currently working in the field, and even though I am still a junior, I want to learn something new to take my career in a different direction and progress in it. I am interested in mobile development, so Flutter could be an option, but I want to ask those who already work with Flutter, is there good job availability? Or is it difficult to get a job if you don't have any prior experience with Flutter? Thank you.
Sadly the job market right now is down for everything. I suggest keeping your dayjob for now and make some demo projects to show for your interviews whenever everything is back to normal.
Thanks for your reply , i really appreciated it, also very concern about that and looking forward to watch more informative videos from you, subscribed already 👍
Supabase is not yet production ready, there is still the test of time that it has to pass, but looks promising. I'll stick to firebase for production apps for now 😃
Hello, I am a flutter developer for 4 years, with my current knowledge, I am confident that I can complete projects in my company. However I know my level is only at middle level , but I am currently struggling to learn more advanced knowledge about flutter , and I am not sure what to learn more . I am also wondering about learning swift (I have no prior native knowledge). I would like to ask for your advice, should I continue to improve flutter or switch to learning native? If I continue with flutter to reach senier level, what knowledge will I need to learn? Thank you very much
Swift and Kotlin would definitely be of some value to at least understand and be able to follow. I would advise you to go for some understanding of platform channels and ways to interact with native layer, that will open a whole new world and you can do that by looking at plugins like shared_preferences, camera, notifications. You can find them on your local machine once you add them as dependencies or on GitHub. Lemme know how it goes if you choose to do that 😄
Hi, I've been working as a Flutter developer in my country (Iran) for almost 2 years, and I'm looking for a job offer in Europe to get a visa sponsership. I was wondering what is your perspective of, skill requirements in this field? Do you think I should also learn native development as well?
I have no knowledge of European companies hiring a lot in flutter right now. Maybe if you want to get a visa you should learn something more broad like JavaScript
i built an e-commerce app with my friend who did the work in the backend i mean it was a big step for me i used getx and api's used for selling delete edit and request and item . login and sign up to the system change password log out and some cool gui . if we say junior flutter took 50 step . so where am i ,? at 5th step ? less or more . pls answer me asap and thx for the best video truly about flutter
Depends on what you know and how confident you are in your knowledge. Try some interviews on different levels. See where you get offers. It's not up to me where you're situated, but to the job market.
Well, in isolated cases just for some animations you can use Stateful and not have problems bleed into your code. Also there are many ways of animating stuff in flutter, you don’t need a tick for anything. As for infinite lists, that is just about state, you can use any kind of state management for that. You don’t need to be bound to the classical method. Feel free to use anything tho 😂
@@DraskoSaric it makes it very hard to have a coherent state management. You have to pass the state left and right and it’s extremely hard to refresh widgets above in the widget tee. This makes it really easy for you to use anti-patterns for “quick hacks“ wherever you are not in the mood to propagate state for “small stuff”.
Hello how long will it take to learn flutter given that I know python, JavaScript, react and have coding experience in java. One more question, is flutter suitable for freelance job?
I already builded my first complete app, in one year, only using stateful widgets. Will it be that bad trying to getting a job without state managment in my only project?
i assume that it is just a simple app, may be curd operation. because if you din't use state management you app performance will be sucked. try provider and then switch to bloc or get x.
Learning Kotlin with Android Studio, XML kind of sucks! But most of the jobs around my area are in Native like Swift and Kotlin. Very little jobs for Flutter. I like Flutter because it seems much easier compared to native mobile apps. Question? how long does it take to learn Flutter? The impression I am getting is Dart is not to hard to learn. But Flutter seems complicated? IS this the case? thanks Codrut!
@@codruterdei I recently checked online with sites like fiverr and UpWork and I saw lots of freelance gits asking for Flutter projects even React Native.
thanks for making me doubt my intelligence and my ability to hear and understand. i will watch this video again and again until i am sure that i am a dumbass.
@@Lilmations1 I’d advise you to learn software engineering in general rather than focus on one framework at first. You’re not safe with React either for your whole life
@@codruterdei I'm still in my first year of Dev, and on my 4th day of learning Flutter, coming from React. I'd consider myself a beginner. What you're doing is beginner friendly. If someone doesn't know what some of the things you said are, and they don't go search for the information themselves, this video just probably isn't for them, and that's okay. Good video btw, I'll comment again when I get my first Jr. Dev job.
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Exactly what I was looking for! The journey continues😁
My brain likes how this video summarize my own journey becoming a flutter developer.
We’ve all been through it. This is what binds us together 😁
Can you give me a referral
awesome way to summarize it all in couple of minutes in intense educative and triggering way!
Short and consistent, i like it.
this video keep making me watching it weekly 😂😂😂😂
Thanks man you’re awesome
I feel so messed up. It's not Flutter, it's your video
AWESOME VIDEO. THANK YOU!
I doubt he read it but good video I'm learning now hope your videos (all flutter ones) are as good and creamy as this thanks looking forward to learning flutter
you saved me . thx man
Man you nailed it
I wanted to use Firebase as backend but it does not support windows and linux
I didn't expect so much information in 250 seconds and clicked expecting bullshit. You tricked me into using my brain... Good job I guess.
Also, ChatGPT sometimes spits out good app ideas.
Sorry 😅
Nice - I have 17 months of Flutter DEV experience. As someone north of 50 who left IT and came 5 years later with my first job being Flutter DEV I agree with you totally. Especially about learning State and non use of Stateful widgets. And yes I still feel very much like a Júnior even now.
That's pretty much how it is.
I'm glad to have you oh my channel.
why do you avoid stateful widgets?
@@tocleora I'm actually writing a video about it rn 😂
@@codruterdei Can't wait
@@MaksInTests it's up already
loved the video greate i was thinking i have learned flutter but after viewing your video " o god i think i have learned nothing yet"
I'm sure you're on the right path 😂
I like this guide, thanks !
Glad you enjoyed it! 😄
Such a good video!!
what do I need to do to start learning Flutter
please let me know .. from where i can learn flutter?
awesome man
Wow, it's so close to Android native dev
Hi, I am a web developer currently working in the field, and even though I am still a junior, I want to learn something new to take my career in a different direction and progress in it. I am interested in mobile development, so Flutter could be an option, but I want to ask those who already work with Flutter, is there good job availability? Or is it difficult to get a job if you don't have any prior experience with Flutter? Thank you.
Sadly the job market right now is down for everything. I suggest keeping your dayjob for now and make some demo projects to show for your interviews whenever everything is back to normal.
Can you give me a referral
@@codruterdeiwhat do you say for now, is still the market for flutter developers down ?
@@user-mw3gg3ws9e at least for junior flutter devs, yes
Thanks for your reply , i really appreciated it, also very concern about that and looking forward to watch more informative videos from you, subscribed already 👍
Which database is better and price effective with Flutter in long term. Firebase or Supabase ?
Supabase is not yet production ready, there is still the test of time that it has to pass, but looks promising. I'll stick to firebase for production apps for now 😃
Love you sir
Hello, I am a flutter developer for 4 years, with my current knowledge, I am confident that I can complete projects in my company. However I know my level is only at middle level , but I am currently struggling to learn more advanced knowledge about flutter , and I am not sure what to learn more . I am also wondering about learning swift (I have no prior native knowledge). I would like to ask for your advice, should I continue to improve flutter or switch to learning native? If I continue with flutter to reach senier level, what knowledge will I need to learn? Thank you very much
Swift and Kotlin would definitely be of some value to at least understand and be able to follow.
I would advise you to go for some understanding of platform channels and ways to interact with native layer, that will open a whole new world and you can do that by looking at plugins like shared_preferences, camera, notifications. You can find them on your local machine once you add them as dependencies or on GitHub.
Lemme know how it goes if you choose to do that 😄
Amazing
Bro, as a beginners should I learn native development first or jump start using cross platform framework like Flutter for Android development?
You can go with flutter directly. You’ll learn some native stuff as well anyways
Hi, I've been working as a Flutter developer in my country (Iran) for almost 2 years, and I'm looking for a job offer in Europe to get a visa sponsership. I was wondering what is your perspective of, skill requirements in this field?
Do you think I should also learn native development as well?
I have no knowledge of European companies hiring a lot in flutter right now. Maybe if you want to get a visa you should learn something more broad like JavaScript
@@codruterdei ty anyway🫡
hey which skill should I be expert at? I mean I know some basics of c++, c# and html & css
Your just so cute to explain it.. 😊 thank you - isabella
i built an e-commerce app with my friend who did the work in the backend i mean it was a big step for me i used getx and api's used for selling delete edit and request and item . login and sign up to the system change password log out and some cool gui . if we say junior flutter took 50 step . so where am i ,? at 5th step ? less or more . pls answer me asap and thx for the best video truly about flutter
Depends on what you know and how confident you are in your knowledge. Try some interviews on different levels. See where you get offers.
It's not up to me where you're situated, but to the job market.
How do you plan to do some animation without statefull widgets or infinite lists if they are so "no-no"?
Well, in isolated cases just for some animations you can use Stateful and not have problems bleed into your code.
Also there are many ways of animating stuff in flutter, you don’t need a tick for anything.
As for infinite lists, that is just about state, you can use any kind of state management for that. You don’t need to be bound to the classical method. Feel free to use anything tho 😂
@@codruterdei , of course I can use whatever I want, but I ask this question from performances point of view.
@@DraskoSaric well, there is no impact on performance since everything uses stateful widget under the hood
@@codruterdei , then why are you so against it?
@@DraskoSaric it makes it very hard to have a coherent state management. You have to pass the state left and right and it’s extremely hard to refresh widgets above in the widget tee.
This makes it really easy for you to use anti-patterns for “quick hacks“ wherever you are not in the mood to propagate state for “small stuff”.
Which should I learn first??
State management using provider ?
Or Api handling?
I would go for state management at first because you can do it without having to interact with something external like a service
why do you avoid stateful widgets?
I'm actually writing a video about it right now. I'm trying to explanain it there.
Hello how long will it take to learn flutter given that I know python, JavaScript, react and have coding experience in java. One more question, is flutter suitable for freelance job?
Depends on your dedication, but it’s good for freelancing jobs.
I already builded my first complete app, in one year, only using stateful widgets. Will it be that bad trying to getting a job without state managment in my only project?
You should understand more of them but it’s not wrong to use it. It’s just harder.
i assume that it is just a simple app, may be curd operation. because if you din't use state management you app performance will be sucked. try provider and then switch to bloc or get x.
Learning Kotlin with Android Studio, XML kind of sucks! But most of the jobs around my area are in Native like Swift and Kotlin. Very little jobs for Flutter. I like Flutter because it seems much easier compared to native mobile apps.
Question? how long does it take to learn Flutter? The impression I am getting is Dart is not to hard to learn. But Flutter seems complicated? IS this the case? thanks Codrut!
It’s easy to learn. I would say some months get you a long way.
I don’t have a local job with Flutter. I’m working internationally as well.
Jetpack compose is XMLless
@@codruterdei I recently checked online with sites like fiverr and UpWork and I saw lots of freelance gits asking for Flutter projects even React Native.
I learnt that native android jobs have crashed
@@Chinez Could you share the resource where you heard of this? Because the job market around my area is still trending for Android developers.
After I master flutter should I go for native mobile development?
There’s no such thing.
If you master flutter, get a job (or be a consultant) to help companies make better flutter apps.
CI/CD for Flutter with Azure DevOps. Thoughts?
Never tried it. All I tried is fastlane on GitHub actions. That one works ok 😄
@@codruterdei fastlane sounds like a very interesting toolkit. cheers.
@@codruterdei thank you.
Bro I'm getting error in cmd
It says unable to find git in your path
Does anyone have solution???
Install git
@@codruterdei bro i did that too still got the error any other solution please?
Which is the fastest laptop in runn Flutter projects
For me is definitely the MacBook Pro with M1Pro.
Sadly Android and iOS are both heavy on the processor so you need a good one for mobile dev.
@@codruterdei thanks ,I have dell latitude it's really boring for mobile dev.
thanks for making me doubt my intelligence and my ability to hear and understand. i will watch this video again and again until i am sure that i am a dumbass.
You’re fine, watch it as much as you need
Wait I thought Flutter allowed you to write native apps. So it isn't native?
It’s not native. Nothing is native if it’s not Kotlin (Android) or Swift (iOS)
Use stateful widgets
Are you chatGPT video version ?
If that's the vibe I'm giving you, yes 😂
that's me😂
My honest question
..is it advisable to learn flutter only and will you be able to land a job as a mobile dev with only flutter knowledge
You can definitely only learn flutter and land a flutter job. Idk about the job market in this moment with hiring freezes and everything tho.
@@codruterdei thanks so much for the reply... I'm a beginner I just want to know if my future is secured if I learn flutter
@@Lilmations1 I’d advise you to learn software engineering in general rather than focus on one framework at first. You’re not safe with React either for your whole life
@@codruterdei yes but can't I learn flutter first and then build up my portfolio as I go on??
@@Lilmations1 you can
do you recommend any resources to learn from?
I used the official guides and then made some apps. I don't have a list of resources that are actual sadly
sht I use vim. Guess thats it for me
More jobs are available or not?? based on flutter???
I didn’t say that. I said freelancing is easier with flutter
I wish I could be junior after just making ToDo app...
how u doing tho, i hope you are a junior now . Goodluck tho
@@rehhmaaan haha I'm not, I found different job as a tester, I have a break with flutter. Maybe someday I will come back to it
Why not IntelliJ 😂
It’s lacking some features but on the other hand it compensates with performance so go ahead and use whatever fits you 😁
@@codruterdei ❤️
Know i hate flutter 😂
what are you doing this is not beginner friendly. you are giving too much information in short period of time . slow it down dude.
Are you a beginner?
@@codruterdei I'm still in my first year of Dev, and on my 4th day of learning Flutter, coming from React. I'd consider myself a beginner. What you're doing is beginner friendly. If someone doesn't know what some of the things you said are, and they don't go search for the information themselves, this video just probably isn't for them, and that's okay.
Good video btw, I'll comment again when I get my first Jr. Dev job.
@@codruterdei yes I am
@@yonathanhailemelekot5238 what else would make your experience better?
The speed can be solved by reducing it to x.75 or x.5
@@CringeOldMan please do
No jobs guys.
Because u didn't know much
Dude slow down ..... are you informing me or bombarding me from your information. the pace sucks improve it
I appreciate your view and your opinion, but this is one of the best performing videos of my channel. So I think “sucks” is a bit too much to say here
Boring
😂 glad I helped you sleep
Wrost video on the youtube
Thank you for the feedback, what exactly makes it bad?